Mr Reilly Innes

Reilly Innes is a postgraduate researcher in the School of Psychology. He graduated from the University of Newcastle with a bachelor of Psychology with first class honours and a faculty medal in 2016. Reilly's current research aims to investigate cognitive workload measurement and applications in industry. 

Reilly has worked collaboratively with fellow postgraduate students Zachary Howard and Alexander Thorpe, as well as supervisors Professor Scott Brown and Associate Professor Ami Eidels on several projects. Furthermore, Reilly has worked on linkage projects with the RAAF, Airbus and Hensoldt in the area of human factors which aim to apply cognitive workload research in order to improve usability of systems and designs. Reilly is currently working on a project that focuses on new computational modelling techniques.

In 2019, Reilly received the Faculty of Science Best HDR Engagement Award for his ongoing work with RAAF Squadron 4. Reilly has also won prizes for best presentations at the School of Psychology honours conference 2016, EPC 2017 & 2018 and the CBMHR postgraduate conference 2017.